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MOSSLEY 1 KIDSGROVE ATH 2

DIV 1 WEST
By Nathan Harris 

■ SEEL Park played host to another play-off contender clash as Mossley looked to get their promotion chase back on track against Kidsgrove Athletic.
A tight first-half saw more injuries than clear cut chances with Jack Grundy and Jack Banister being forced off for the hosts Kyle before Stubbs made way for the visitors.
In a half of few chances though, it was a moment of pure magic that split the sides. Nicky Clee dispatched a superb free kick into the top corner and off the underside of the bar. Chances remained at a premium in the second half...

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